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Absolutebeginners1#1 Say LESSON NOTES Absolute Beginner S1 #1 Say "Hello" in Turkish Anytime, Anywhere! CONTENTS 2 Turkish 2 English 2 Vocabulary 3 Sample Sentences 3 Vocabulary Phrase Usage 4 Grammar 6 Cultural Insight # 1 COPYRIGHT © 2013 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TURKISH 1. MERVE: Merhaba 2. HAKAN: Merhaba. 3. MERVE: Naslsn? 4. HAKAN: yiyim, teekkürler. Ya sen? 5. MERVE: Ben de iyiyim. Sa ol. ENGLISH 1. MERVE: Hello. 2. HAKAN: Hello. 3. MERVE: How are you? 4. HAKAN: Fine thanks. And you? 5. MERVE: I am doing fine as well. Thank you. VOCABULARY Tur kish English merhaba hello literal meaning: “May you be safe and sağ olmak sound” This expression is also used to say “thank you” in Turkish TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #1 - S AY "HELLO" IN TURKIS H ANYTIME, ANYWHERE! 2 te⇥ekkür a word showing appreciation, thanking. nasıl how, in what way ⌅yi good SAMPLE SENTENCES Merhaba, nasılsın? Uzun zamandır ⇤nsanlar "Merhaba" der görü⇥emedik. The people say, "Hello." "Hello, how are you? We haven’t seen each other in a long time." Sa⌅ ol, çok yardımcı oldun! (informal) Hediye için çok te⇥ekkürler! "Thank you. You were a great help.' "Thanks a lot for the present!" Nasılsınız? Otele nasıl geri dönerim? "How are you?" (Formal) "How do I get back to the hotel?" Bu güzel! "This is good!" VOCABULARY PHRASE USAGE Merhaba meaning "hello" is the most common expression used in both formal and informal greetings. You can use it when you are introduced to someone for the very first time or when you bump into a friend or colleague somewhere. Another way of saying "hi" is selam but this should only be used on informal occasions. You can combine Merhaba by using other words that indicate different times of the day when you want to put more emphasis on the time. For example: Merhaba! Günaydın meaning "Hello! Good Morning" or Merhaba! Tünaydın meaning "Hello! Good Afternoon." or Merhaba! ⇥yi Ak⇤amlar! meaning "Hello! Good Evening!" Teşekkür is a loanword from Arabic and is one of the most frequently used ones in the TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #1 - S AY "HELLO" IN TURKIS H ANYTIME, ANYWHERE! 3 Turkish language. The word itself can be adapted to both formal and informal occasions. On informal occasions, you can simply add words to emphasize the meaning like: Çok te⇤ekkür ederim meaning "Thank you very much." In a formal context, Te⇤ekkürler! would be used. Sa⇥ ol has various meanings but the initial one is to thank someone. The literal translation for this expression is "May you be safe and sound." In Turkish, usually suffixes define the formality of the dialogue due to the fact that they are related to the object of the sentence. For example: Sa⌅ ol is neutral without any suffix therefore it is connected to sen meaning "you"; second person singular. However when you say Sa⌅ olun or Sa⌅ olunuz you add the suffix - niz, nuz to indicate the second person plural. This adds courtesy and politeness to your sentence. You might also hear this expression at funerals. Let's illustrate this with an example: Çok üzgünüm. Ba⇤ınız sa⌅ olsun. meaning "I am so sorry. May you be safe and sound." The other person will reply: Te⇤ekkür ederim. Siz sa⌅ olun meaning "Thank you. May you be safe." Alternatively, in order to emphasize the fact that he/she is returning back the courtesy Dostlar sa⌅ olsun may be said, meaning "May friends be safe and sound." GRAMMAR The Focus of this Lesson is on Understanding the Function of Personal Suffixes When Greeting People in Turkish Nasılsın? "How are you?" The original form of this sentence is Sen nasılsın? meaning "How are you?" in an informal context and Siz nasılsınız? in a formal context. However, Turkish tends to shorten the sentences for a more natural expression and this is only possible because of the extensive use of the suffixes in Turkish grammar. Let's explain this more by breaking the sentence down: Sen is "you" for second person singular, nasıl is an interrogative word meaning "how." Nasıl-s-ın. S here is a buffer letter and -ın is the suffix for second person singular. So if you delete sen meaning "you" in the informal sentence and siz meaning "you" second person plural in the formal sentence, it will still carry on the same meaning while keeping a logical grammatical order. Personal Ending Suffixes and Buffer Letters TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #1 - S AY "HELLO" IN TURKIS H ANYTIME, ANYWHERE! 4 To reply to the mentioned question Nasılsın?, say ⇥yiyim, te⇤ekkürler meaning "I am fine, thanks." Here, iyi means "good" as in "a good mood. -im is a suffix that indicates a personal ending. y is a buffer letter. "The buffer letters" have the function of connecting letters, as they usually connect two vowels. In Turkish, two vowels cannot be next to each other for it is a language that is read as it's written. When a word that ends with a vowel takes a suffix that starts with a vowel, we put the buffer letter in between them. In Turkish we call buffer letters kayna⇤tırma harfi, the meaning of which is "combining letter." There are four buffer letters in Turkish: -y,-⇤,-s, -n. These letters are taught to young adults with a phrase Ya⇤asın! which means "Hurray! or Yay!" in English. If you remove all the vowels from this word you are left with all the existing buffer letters in Turkish. More information will be provided in more advanced lessons. For example: 1. Ne yapıyorsun? "What are (you) doing?" 2. Hastayım "(I) am sick." Examples from this lesson: 1. Nasılsın? "How are you?" 2. ⇥yiyim. "(I) am fine." Examples from this dialogue: 1. Nasılsın? "How are (you)?" TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #1 - S AY "HELLO" IN TURKIS H ANYTIME, ANYWHERE! 5 2. ⇥yiyim. "(I) am fine." Sample Sentences 1. Sa⌅ ol, çok yardımcı oldun. "Thank (you). (You) helped a lot." 2. Bugün nasılsın? "How are you today?" Language Tip Our key point for this lesson is on grammar explaining the Personal Suffixes, Singular. First person singular-(y)im: "I am" If the root word ends in a vowel, the variants are: -(y)ım, - (y)im, -(y)um, -(y)üm. Second person singular (informal)-sin: "you are." Its variants are -sin, -sın, -sun, -sün No suffix for "he/she/it is" Third person "he/she/it" Personal suffix for the third person is -dır. However, in daily speech, this ending is not used. CULTURAL INSIGHT Meeting Etiquette in Turkey Turkish people are very vocal with their gestures, a trait that derives from their Mediterranean heritage. In Turkish culture, smiling and shaking hands are vital ways of creating a good, strong bond. To make a good first impression, try holding your hand out to give a firm handshake, smile and say Merhaba! at the same time. Don't be shy with your smiles during TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #1 - S AY "HELLO" IN TURKIS H ANYTIME, ANYWHERE! 6 the greeting and conversation. If you are talking to elders or other people that you respect, bow your head a little when leaving. This should be just a slight tilt, but nothing extravagant. Turkey is very diverse and eclectic in terms of people's cultural backgrounds. You may greet some Turkish men who give a slight tap on their chest with the palm of their hands when they greet. Sociologically, this can be interpreted as traditionalism and conservatism. You will also discover that Turkish people are very political, so much so that you will see them voicing their political beliefs on a daily basis. You might see that some men tap each others' heads. This shows that they are firm believers of the Turkish-Islamic right wing. TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #1 - S AY "HELLO" IN TURKIS H ANYTIME, ANYWHERE! 7 LESSON NOTES Absolute Beginner S1 #2 Introducing Yourself in Turkish CONTENTS 2 Turkish 2 English 2 Vocabulary 3 Sample Sentences 3 Vocabulary Phrase Usage 5 Grammar 8 Cultural Insight # 2 COPYRIGHT © 2013 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TURKISH 1. HAKAN: Merhaba. Benim adm Hakan . 2. MERVE: Merhaba. Ben de Merve. 3. HAKAN: Tantma çok memnun oldum. 4. MERVE: Ben de memnun oldum. 5. HAKAN: Bora sizden çok bahsetti. 6. MERVE: Evet, sizden de. Sonunda tanabildik. ENGLISH 1. HAKAN: Hello. My name is Hakan. 2. MERVE: Hi. I'm Merve. 3. HAKAN: It's a pleasure to meet (you). 4. MERVE: It's a pleasure to meet (you) too. 5. HAKAN: Bora has told (me) a lot about you. 6. MERVE: Yes, I've heard a lot about you as well. We're finally meeting! VOCABULARY Tur kish English TURKISHCLASS101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S 1 #2 - INTRODUCING YOURS ELF IN TURKIS H 2 tanı⇥mak to meet memnun olmak to be pleased (to) you (second person plural/second person siz singular polite) son end, final, last bahsetmek to mention, to tell about something ben I, me ad name SAMPLE SENTENCES (Sizinle) tanı⇥mamız çok iyi oldu. ⇤⇥imden memnunum. "Meeting you was very nice." "I am pleased with my job." Bu sizin telefonunuz mu? Ofisten çıkmadan önce, son bir telefon görü⇥mesi yapaca⌅ım. "Is this your phone? (polite)" "I will make one final phone call before leaving the office. " Hastalı⌅ından bana hiç bahsetmedi. Ben ö⌅renciyim. "She/he hasn’t mentioned about her "I am a student." illness." Rezervasyon kimin adına? "Whose name is the reservation under?" VOCABULARY PHRASE USAGE Ben is the first person singular pronoun that corresponds to "I" or "me" in English.
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